Police Scotland reveals £10m station sale

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Police Scotland reveals £10m station sale

Police Scotland is selling a key site - and the deal will be scrutinised by the former Auditor General.

Date - 23rd March 2021
By - Chris Smith

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Police Scotland is set to use the sale of a station site in Edinburgh as part of a strategy to shore up its future finances. And the force will also have the first Auditor General among those scrutinising budgets following new appointments to the...

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